I have the same question. You can view this under Behavior>Site Content> All Pages and then select the pages you want and hit Plot Rows, but it still shows the line for traffic to everything which dwarfs the other lines making it useless. If only there were a way to remove the line for all so the scale would adjust.
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mikatoJun 18 at 15:12

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While you can't put them on the same chart, you can compare them across time using Google Analytics motion chart. In Content » Top Content » Visualize you can setup a motion chart that would display up to four variables (x, y, color, size) for any of your pages, in time.

apostlion is correct in that the two pages' stats cannot be compared with a Google Analytics chart, however, you have the option to export data (based upon the timeframe you specify) from the Content > Top Content section (use a regexp filter like "page1$|page2$") to a variety of formats and, if you follow the path of least resistance, you can compile plenty of fun Excel charts from the output.

I don't know of a way to perfectly compare two pages stats in the same chart in Google Analytics with Custom Segments, but you can get very close. It's not super convenient, but you can create a custom segment for each page you want to compare with the criteria:

Include | Page | Exactly matching | /page_url.html

Then filter your report with Advanced Segements to only show data from those two segments, and you have a comparison chart.